With this manual you can keep track of the active data traffic of your Linux server/machine in a visual way. Some tools keep track of data traffic per process, so you can easily see which protocol is using excessive data traffic. 1. NLOAD Nload is a command-line tool that allows you to keep track of incoming and outgoing traffic. A simple graph is compiled with which you can see in an overview how much traffic goes in and out of the machine.
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Nload is now on Fedore and Ubuntu. CentOS and Debian users will need to set up Nload first.
<pre># fedora or centos $ yum install nload -y # ubuntu/debian $ sudo apt-get install nload</pre
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